Sailing

The Team France sailing team has appointed the Infront Sports & Media agency to assist with marketing operations ahead of its participation in the 2015 America’s Cup.

Sir Keith Mills writes exclusively in SportBusiness International about how the Olympic Movement can connect with the next generation, the British America’s Cup challenge and upcoming Invictus Games.

New Zealand is set to contest the 35th America’s Cup in 2017 after securing funding to back a return to the showpiece sailing event.

The International Sailing Federation (ISAF) has awarded Abu Dhabi the hosting rights to its Sailing World Cup Final through to 2017.

San Francisco has dropped out of the running to host the next edition of the America’s Cup sailing event.

Smaller teams, shorter catamarans, a revamped challenger series and new nationality guidelines are among a raft of new rules that have been announced for the run-up to the next edition of the America’s Cup in 2017.

Sailing’s World Match Racing Tour has announced the addition of the Dutch Match Cup as an official stage of its 2014 season.

The International Sailing Federation (ISAF) has said it may conduct independent water-quality tests in Rio de Janeiro’s Guanabara Bay as concerns mount over pollution levels at the sailing venue for the 2016 Olympic Games.

The International Sailing Federation (ISAF) has awarded its 2018 World Championships to the Danish city of Aarhus.

The International Sailing Federation (ISAF) has appointed the English county of Rutland as host of its 2015 Team Racing World Championship.

The Polish city of Swinoujscie will host the 2015 International Sailing Federation (ISAF) Youth Match Racing World Championship.

Bob Nelson, San Diego’s port commission chairman, has announced that the Californian city has been included on a shortlist of venues being considered to host the America’s Cup sailing showpiece in 2017.

The International Sailing Federation (ISAF) has announced the appointment of renowned international race officer John Craig as it seeks to drive through its future strategy for the Sailing World Cup.

Larry Ellison, the billionaire owner of reigning America’s Cup champion Oracle Team USA, has revealed that he wants Hawaii to stage the next finale of the sailing showpiece and is keen to model the event on the Formula One motor-racing championship.

Matt Cutler spoke to Mark Turner, executive chairman of marketing and events company OC Sport and the man who heads up the Extreme Sailing Series, about adding Russia and Australia as venues for 2014 and where he sees events going in the future.

Sailing’s World Match Racing Tour has announced the schedule for its 2014 Match Racing World Championship, with a new event set to debut in Sopot, Poland.

OC Sport Executive Chairman Mark Turner explains the rationale behind the new stops on the 2014 Extreme Sailing Series and where he believes stops could be in the future.

Mark Cameron, global brand experience director at Extreme Sailing Series (ESS) main series partner Land Rover, breaks down the company's sponsorship strategy to Matt Cutler at this year's event launch.